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Harvard Players in The NFL

29 players from Harvard have gone on to play in the National Football League.

Name Position Years Teams
Joe Azelby Linebacker 1984 Buffalo Bills
Matt Birk Center 1998–Present Minnesota Vikings, Baltimore Ravens
Desmond Bryant Defensive tackle 2009–Present Oakland Raiders
Stanley Burnham TB-BB 1925 Frankford Yellow Jackets
Roger Caron Tackle 1985-1986 Indianapolis Colts
Eddie Casey Halfback 1920 Buffalo All-Americans
Charlie Clark Guard 1924 Chicago Cardinals
Bill Craven Defensive back 1976 Cleveland Browns
Harrie Dadmun Guard, tackle 1920-1921 Canton Bulldogs, New York Brickley Giants
Clifton Dawson Running back 2007-2008 Cincinnati Bengals, Indianapolis Colts
John Dockery Defensive back 1968-1973 New York Jets, Pittsburgh Steelers
Chris Eitzmann Tight end 2000 New England Patriots
Carl Etelman B 1926 Providence Steam Roller
Earl Evans Tackle, guard 1925-1929 Chicago Cardinals, Chicago Bears
Ryan Fitzpatrick Quarterback 2005–Present St. Louis Rams, Cincinnati Bengals, Buffalo Bills
Herman Gundlach Guard 1935 Boston Redskins
Arnold Horween B 1921-1924 Racine Cardinals, Chicago Cardinals
Ralph Horween B 1921-1923 Chicago Cardinals
Dan Jiggetts Tackle, guard 1976-1982 Chicago Bears
Isaiah Kacyvenski Linebacker 2000-2006 Seattle Seahawks, St. Louis Rams
Dick King Fullback, halfback 1917-1923 Pine Village, Hammond Pros, Milwaukee Badgers, Rochester Jeffersons, St. Louis All-Stars
Bobby Leo Running back, wide receiver 1967-1968 Boston Patriots
Joe McGlone BB 1926 Providence Steam Roller
Pat McInally Wide receiver, punter 1976-1985 Cincinnati Bengals
Al Miller Fullback, halfback 1929 Boston Bulldogs
Joe Murphy Guard 1920-1921 Canton Bulldogs, Cleveland Indians
Joe Pellegrini Guard, center 1982-1986 New York Jets, Atlanta Falcons
Red Steele End 1921 Canton Bulldogs
Rich Szaro Kicker 1975-1979 New Orleans Saints, New York Jets

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